An elementary approach to gap theorems
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Abstract: Using elementary comparison geometry, we prove: Let be a simply-connected complete Riemannian manifold of dimension . Suppose that the sectional curvature satisfies , where denotes distance to a fixed point in . If , then has to be isometric to . The same proof also yields that if satisfies where , then is isometric to , a result due to Greene and Wu. Our second result is a local one: Let be any Riemannian manifold. For , if on a geodesic ball in and on , then on .
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